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SLOOP - ''Sharing Learning Objects in an Open Perspective'' - is an eLearning and open content project started in 2005 thanks to a European project co-funded within the Leonardo da Vinci programme. The project has gone on after the deadline of the funded project. SLOOP is a community of practice of teachers who share Open Learning Object (or OER). The original idea is to apply the free software philosophy to the production of pedagogical materials for e-learning. Another two European Projects have followed, at the moment, the previous one: Tenegen & Sloop2desc. ==SLOOP Project (2005-2007)== A Learning Object (LO) is, by definition, a ''reusable'' chunk of learning content: the reusability is the main motivation in favour of LOs. But if an LO is covered by copyright ''“all rights reserved”'' it can be reused from the technical point of view, but legally it is only reusable by the owner himself. The SLOOP Project has introduced the idea of free/open Learning Object: LO with a licence which allows the material to be used freely, to be changed and to be distributed; obviously the source code should be accessible but is not. The SLOOP community includes teachers from many countries who share LOs. In the SLOOP Project has been developed freeLOms, a ''free LO management system''. SLOOP is the acronym of Sharing Learning Objects in an Open Perspective. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「SLOOP Project」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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